Sometimes geology is like a box of chocolates: You never know what you’re going to get. The dust bin of the last Ice Age — all the silt and flour left by thousands of years of grinding glaciers at the ...

Photographer’s description: “In June, July and August, my girlfriend walked across Washington, starting in La Push and ending at the Idaho border. I ran support for her during this time, which gave me ...

The rolling green hills surrounding the Palouse region are stunning works of natural art, and they create the perfect backdrop for this area’s rich arts and culture scene. Whether you’re taking a walk ...

With its rolling hills and contrasting colours these photographs could be mistaken for paintings. But the beautiful landscape images actually show the Palouse Valley in Washington State. The ...

The expansive ocean of wheat and other crops that make up the Palouse may not seem like moose habitat, but if you look in the ...

PALOUSE, Wash. — It's harvest time on the Palouse. Thousands of acres of wheat are being harvested from the Rolling Hills, and there is another yearly event happening in one of those fields; WSU's ...

Washington is probably best known for the uncrowded alpine valleys of Mount Baker or the rugged Cascade mountains, where stunning driving routes link up some of the Pacific Northwest's prettiest ...

The rolling hills of the Palouse speak to author Cheryl Grey Bostrom. As a newlywed, she taught at Colfax High School while her husband finished his degree at Washington State University’s College of ...

Washington state has its own unique beauty, probably best known for the dramatic mountains and rocky beaches of its Pacific coastline. But the eastern part of the state has plenty to explore, too, ...

Oct. 12—The expansive ocean of wheat and other crops that make up the Palouse may not seem like moose habitat, but if you look in the brushy folds, you'll find them. Matt Brinkman, a district wildlife ...